Eventually found our way to this site and only got lost once. However the entrance off the road is easily missed and you could end up goodness knows where. Make sure you know where you need to be on the road.

Arrived during lunchtime lockdown so just parked up outside the site gate - wasn’t my fault I was blocking the road! Had a coffee and some chips whilst waiting for the site to open which happens at three and NOT A SECOND BEFORE!!!

Anyway we got a great position on a nice, largely level site with a great view of the river Neckar and the traffic. Large pitch with loads of room and the grass was firm underfoot so no worries about mud.

The toilet block close to our pitch was very good and looked more recent than the smaller block by entrance gate.

Good electrics coped with everything our van threw at it including the biggest hairdryer known to man.

Five minutes walk to the village centre of Neckargemund and very close to the beautiful city of Heidelberg. We caught the train there (2.60 euros and ten minutes). Tried to get on a bus to Heidelberg but I was thrown off - and still don’t know why. There is also a river boat but the timetable seemed less than convenient.

An excellent value site, particularly early season. Not busy when we were there (although I have heard that when it is busy you can pass mugs of tea from unit to unit, they are packed that close.

We will certainly return some time in future.

Really lovely spot on the river. Location was ideal as close to the bus into Heidelberg. Clean facilities and enough of them. One of the nicer locations of parks that we stayed in.

Great site very clean and tidy, very friendly staff.
Local town is a short walk and Heidelberg is great!
Riverside pitches a bonus! But extra!

Nice situation and friendly staff, no shade and the toilet facilities could be a lot better. For visiting Heidelberg it was great but sincerely i have seen better campings for the price.
It was the first time i was asked if i want to pay more for a 'better placement'... Its really a campingcar park i saw no tents.

Excellent location with the option of a bus or boat journey into Heidelberg.
Toilet facilities are excellent and very clean, although at the top of two flights of steps. Very helpful staff who speak English and will take a booking in advance by phone.
Suggest arriving early due to a queue at the barrier prior to the afternoon opening at 1500.
Pitch sizes are acceptable although not generous, and all flat.

Received a warm welcome at this lovely site situated beside the River Neckar. Don't arrive between 1pm-3pm as the barrier is down and you won't get in. We opted for a riverside pitch at small extra cost which was well worth it. Facilities are very good and always clean. Showers cost 75 cents for 5 mins. Wifi excellent value at 10 Euros for week. Beautiful area with many nearby towns/villages within easy reach of the site. Also find the walk that leads to the shelter you can just see the roof off from the site, it is over the bridge, right, 2nd left and up to top of hill where you will find parking area and walk through forest. Nice walk and the views are very rewarding. Get walking map from Tourist Info. Centre in town. Restaurant on site but we didn't use it but locals do so must be good! Really enjoyed our stay here and would definitely return.

Slightly difficult access off main road as you think it's just a path and campsite signs are a bit faded. That said the location is good. Showers need token (free daily and need to ask at reception). Only 2 privacy cubicles so need to forget british reserve and prudishness when getting changed. Didn't use restaurant facilities. Good bus service into Heidelberg with all day use.

Flat site beside river, no shade, no marked pitches. 16 amp hook-up, metered. With ACSI card, 5kwh per day allowed, then 75 cents per kwh. Boxes locked so you cannot monitor your useage. Extra charge for riverside pitch. Some seasonal/permanent vans. Café.
Main toilet block and dishwashing centrally positioned but up many steps. Good standard. Tokens required for showers, we were given only one token per day (not one per person per day). Disabled toilet, laundry and chemical toilet disposal only behind café at entrance. Good MH service point in front of toilet block, this seemed to be the only place to dispose of waste water.
Access roads are fairly narrow, steep, and one-way, so follow the camp-site signs carefully. OK for larger vans with care. Fairly close to town, railway station etc. English spoken.
Fairly quiet.
Credit Cards NOT accepted.

Access to this site can be a little confusing from a busy main thoroughfare and the usual barrier in position as the owner takes his fixed lunchbreak. The site itself is very picturesque and is relaxingly entertaining to see the large boats float passed on the river Neckar. It does cost extra to pitch next to the river. Information provided was totally inadequate, but there is a Tourist Office in the town, so information on buses and trains are available. The bus in to Heidelberg is strongly recommended. Some travel in by car, but parking etc is really not worth the hassel. Supermarkets are close, by car. The paths along the river are friendly for bikes and are well recommended. Mastercard not accepted-paid cash.